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When I click on a Desktop shortcut to my TIF folder, I get the message:
"This page contains an unspecified potential security flaw. Would you like
to continue?" I've never seen this before.
I cleared the cache, deleted the cookies, and cleared the history. I even
deleted and recreated the shortcut. The same message pops up.
I've run virus scan, Spybot, and Ad-aware. All came up clean. Event Viewer
shows nothing untoward.
Could this be related to the most recent batch of Windows Security Updates,
installed on August 7?
I can open the folder directly from Documents and Settings/Owner/Local
Settings/Temporary Internet Files.
I also note that the pop-up refers to a "page," though the shorcut leads to
a folder. I don't know if that is significant.
What advice can anyone offer?
Thanks for any help.
"This page contains an unspecified potential security flaw. Would you like
to continue?" I've never seen this before.
I cleared the cache, deleted the cookies, and cleared the history. I even
deleted and recreated the shortcut. The same message pops up.
I've run virus scan, Spybot, and Ad-aware. All came up clean. Event Viewer
shows nothing untoward.
Could this be related to the most recent batch of Windows Security Updates,
installed on August 7?
I can open the folder directly from Documents and Settings/Owner/Local
Settings/Temporary Internet Files.
I also note that the pop-up refers to a "page," though the shorcut leads to
a folder. I don't know if that is significant.
What advice can anyone offer?
Thanks for any help.